[cDAC] Add Apple to RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem - #127289

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Summary

Adds a dedicated Apple value to RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem so the cDAC can distinguish Apple platforms (macOS / iOS / tvOS / MacCatalyst) from other Unix targets. The native data descriptor emits the new Apple string whenever TARGET_APPLE is defined, checked before the generic TARGET_UNIX arm.

Fixes#127282.

Motivation

CallingConventionInfo in #126408 needs to set IsAppleArm64ABI only on Apple platforms, because Apple ARM64 uses different stack-argument alignment than Linux ARM64 (natural alignment for primitives, 4-byte alignment for float HFAs, vs. Linux's uniform 8-byte slots). With today's enum collapsing everything non-Windows/non-Browser into Unix, that check cannot be expressed and IsAppleArm64ABI is effectively hardcoded.

Changes

  • src/native/managed/cdac/Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.cs — add Apple to the enum.
  • src/coreclr/vm/datadescriptor/datadescriptor.inc — emit CDAC_GLOBAL_STRING(OperatingSystem, Apple) when TARGET_APPLE is defined, before the TARGET_UNIX arm. Follows the existing #ifdef guard pattern.
  • docs/design/datacontracts/RuntimeInfo.md — document the new value and clarify that Apple is still POSIX for != Windows checks.
  • src/native/managed/cdac/tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.cs — map dump metadata "osx" to Apple (was Unix); "linux"/"freebsd" stay Unix.

Compatibility

The enum is parsed via Enum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true):

  • Old runtime + new cDAC: old runtimes still emit "Unix" on macOS, so dumps look identical to today.
  • New runtime + old cDAC: old cDACs fail to parse "Apple" and return Unknown; every production check is == Windows / != Windows, which is unaffected.

No RuntimeInfo contract version bump is needed — V1 is defined in terms of parsing, not the specific token set.

Where the enum is used

All usages are inside src/native/managed/cdac; an org-wide GitHub search found no references outside dotnet/runtime and the dotnet/dotnet VMR mirror, and dotnet/diagnostics has zero references.

Definition

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.cs — enum + IRuntimeInfo.GetTargetOperatingSystem().

Production (parser + consumers)

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Contracts/Contracts/RuntimeInfo_1.csEnum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true) of the OperatingSystem global, fallback to Unknown.
  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Legacy/SOSDacImpl.cs!= Windows.
  • …/StackWalk/Context/AMD64/AMD64Unwinder.cs (2 sites) — != Windows_unixAMD64ABI, and a Debug.Assert(... == Windows) on the Windows-only path.
  • …/StackWalk/Context/X86/X86Unwinder.cs!= Windows.

Tests

  • tests/RuntimeInfoTests.cs — theory data auto-generated from the enum; picks up Apple automatically.
  • tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.cs — dump-metadata → enum map (updated by this PR).

Call-site audit

All current GetTargetOperatingSystem() consumers compare against Windows, not Unix, so adding Apple changes no runtime behavior:

SiteCheck
AMD64Unwinder.cs:34!= Windows → sets _unixAMD64ABI. Apple x64 is Unix AMD64 ABI ✓
AMD64Unwinder.cs:853Debug.Assert(... == Windows) on Windows path ✓
X86Unwinder.cs:37!= Windows (x86 has no Apple target) ✓
SOSDacImpl.cs:745!= Windows

Follow-up in #126408 will flip IsAppleArm64ABI = os == Unix to os == Apple.

Testing

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Tests — all 1751 tests pass, including the auto-generated "apple" round-trip case in RuntimeInfoTests.GetTargetOperatingSystemTest.
  • Dump test mapping updated so existing macOS dump configs validate against Apple.
  • The native datadescriptor.inc change is a preprocessor-only addition following the existing pattern and is inert on non-Apple builds.

Adds a dedicated Apple value to the RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem enum in
IRuntimeInfo so that cDAC consumers can distinguish Apple platforms
(macOS / iOS / tvOS / MacCatalyst) from other Unix targets. The native
data descriptor emits the new Apple string whenever TARGET_APPLE is
defined, which is checked before the generic TARGET_UNIX arm.
This is needed by CallingConventionInfo (see dotnet#127282) to reliably set
IsAppleArm64ABI for Apple ARM64 stack-argument alignment rules, which
differ from Linux ARM64. Existing != Windows callers (unwinders,
SOSDacImpl) continue to behave correctly for Apple targets since Apple
platforms are still POSIX for their purposes.
The enum is parsed with Enum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true), so older
cDACs reading dumps from updated runtimes will simply see Unknown, and
newer cDACs reading dumps from older runtimes will still see Unix (no
behavioral regression). No RuntimeInfo contract version bump is
required.
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Pull request overview

Adds an Apple operating system discriminator to the cDAC RuntimeInfo contract so consumers can reliably distinguish Apple targets (macOS/iOS/tvOS/MacCatalyst) from other Unix platforms.

Changes:

  • Added RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.Apple to the managed contract enum.
  • Updated the CoreCLR data descriptor to emit OperatingSystem = "Apple" when TARGET_APPLE is defined (checked before TARGET_UNIX).
  • Updated dump-based tests and contract documentation to account for the new OS value.

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src/native/managed/cdac/tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.csMaps dump metadata "osx" to the new RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.Apple.
src/native/managed/cdac/Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.csAdds the Apple enum value for RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.
src/coreclr/vm/datadescriptor/datadescriptor.incEmits OperatingSystem=Apple under TARGET_APPLE before the TARGET_UNIX arm.
docs/design/datacontracts/RuntimeInfo.mdDocuments the new Apple value and intended semantics.

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Summary

Adds a dedicated Apple value to RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem so the cDAC can distinguish Apple platforms (macOS / iOS / tvOS / MacCatalyst) from other Unix targets. The native data descriptor emits the new Apple string whenever TARGET_APPLE is defined, checked before the generic TARGET_UNIX arm.

Fixes#127282.

Motivation

CallingConventionInfo in #126408 needs to set IsAppleArm64ABI only on Apple platforms, because Apple ARM64 uses different stack-argument alignment than Linux ARM64 (natural alignment for primitives, 4-byte alignment for float HFAs, vs. Linux's uniform 8-byte slots). With today's enum collapsing everything non-Windows/non-Browser into Unix, that check cannot be expressed and IsAppleArm64ABI is effectively hardcoded.

Changes

  • src/native/managed/cdac/Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.cs — add Apple to the enum.
  • src/coreclr/vm/datadescriptor/datadescriptor.inc — emit CDAC_GLOBAL_STRING(OperatingSystem, Apple) when TARGET_APPLE is defined, before the TARGET_UNIX arm. Follows the existing #ifdef guard pattern.
  • docs/design/datacontracts/RuntimeInfo.md — document the new value and clarify that Apple is still POSIX for != Windows checks.
  • src/native/managed/cdac/tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.cs — map dump metadata "osx" to Apple (was Unix); "linux"/"freebsd" stay Unix.

Compatibility

The enum is parsed via Enum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true):

  • Old runtime + new cDAC: old runtimes still emit "Unix" on macOS, so dumps look identical to today.
  • New runtime + old cDAC: old cDACs fail to parse "Apple" and return Unknown; every production check is == Windows / != Windows, which is unaffected.

No RuntimeInfo contract version bump is needed — V1 is defined in terms of parsing, not the specific token set.

Where the enum is used

All usages are inside src/native/managed/cdac; an org-wide GitHub search found no references outside dotnet/runtime and the dotnet/dotnet VMR mirror, and dotnet/diagnostics has zero references.

Definition

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.cs — enum + IRuntimeInfo.GetTargetOperatingSystem().

Production (parser + consumers)

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Contracts/Contracts/RuntimeInfo_1.csEnum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true) of the OperatingSystem global, fallback to Unknown.
  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Legacy/SOSDacImpl.cs!= Windows.
  • …/StackWalk/Context/AMD64/AMD64Unwinder.cs (2 sites) — != Windows_unixAMD64ABI, and a Debug.Assert(... == Windows) on the Windows-only path.
  • …/StackWalk/Context/X86/X86Unwinder.cs!= Windows.

Tests

  • tests/RuntimeInfoTests.cs — theory data auto-generated from the enum; picks up Apple automatically.
  • tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.cs — dump-metadata → enum map (updated by this PR).

Call-site audit

All current GetTargetOperatingSystem() consumers compare against Windows, not Unix, so adding Apple changes no runtime behavior:

SiteCheck
AMD64Unwinder.cs:34!= Windows → sets _unixAMD64ABI. Apple x64 is Unix AMD64 ABI ✓
AMD64Unwinder.cs:853Debug.Assert(... == Windows) on Windows path ✓
X86Unwinder.cs:37!= Windows (x86 has no Apple target) ✓
SOSDacImpl.cs:745!= Windows

Follow-up in #126408 will flip IsAppleArm64ABI = os == Unix to os == Apple.

Testing

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Tests — all 1751 tests pass, including the auto-generated "apple" round-trip case in RuntimeInfoTests.GetTargetOperatingSystemTest.
  • Dump test mapping updated so existing macOS dump configs validate against Apple.
  • The native datadescriptor.inc change is a preprocessor-only addition following the existing pattern and is inert on non-Apple builds.

Adds a dedicated Apple value to the RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem enum in
IRuntimeInfo so that cDAC consumers can distinguish Apple platforms
(macOS / iOS / tvOS / MacCatalyst) from other Unix targets. The native
data descriptor emits the new Apple string whenever TARGET_APPLE is
defined, which is checked before the generic TARGET_UNIX arm.
This is needed by CallingConventionInfo (see dotnet#127282) to reliably set
IsAppleArm64ABI for Apple ARM64 stack-argument alignment rules, which
differ from Linux ARM64. Existing != Windows callers (unwinders,
SOSDacImpl) continue to behave correctly for Apple targets since Apple
platforms are still POSIX for their purposes.
The enum is parsed with Enum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true), so older
cDACs reading dumps from updated runtimes will simply see Unknown, and
newer cDACs reading dumps from older runtimes will still see Unix (no
behavioral regression). No RuntimeInfo contract version bump is
required.
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Pull request overview

Adds an Apple operating system discriminator to the cDAC RuntimeInfo contract so consumers can reliably distinguish Apple targets (macOS/iOS/tvOS/MacCatalyst) from other Unix platforms.

Changes:

  • Added RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.Apple to the managed contract enum.
  • Updated the CoreCLR data descriptor to emit OperatingSystem = "Apple" when TARGET_APPLE is defined (checked before TARGET_UNIX).
  • Updated dump-based tests and contract documentation to account for the new OS value.

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src/native/managed/cdac/tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.csMaps dump metadata "osx" to the new RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.Apple.
src/native/managed/cdac/Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.csAdds the Apple enum value for RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.
src/coreclr/vm/datadescriptor/datadescriptor.incEmits OperatingSystem=Apple under TARGET_APPLE before the TARGET_UNIX arm.
docs/design/datacontracts/RuntimeInfo.mdDocuments the new Apple value and intended semantics.

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Summary

Adds a dedicated Apple value to RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem so the cDAC can distinguish Apple platforms (macOS / iOS / tvOS / MacCatalyst) from other Unix targets. The native data descriptor emits the new Apple string whenever TARGET_APPLE is defined, checked before the generic TARGET_UNIX arm.

Fixes#127282.

Motivation

CallingConventionInfo in #126408 needs to set IsAppleArm64ABI only on Apple platforms, because Apple ARM64 uses different stack-argument alignment than Linux ARM64 (natural alignment for primitives, 4-byte alignment for float HFAs, vs. Linux's uniform 8-byte slots). With today's enum collapsing everything non-Windows/non-Browser into Unix, that check cannot be expressed and IsAppleArm64ABI is effectively hardcoded.

Changes

  • src/native/managed/cdac/Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.cs — add Apple to the enum.
  • src/coreclr/vm/datadescriptor/datadescriptor.inc — emit CDAC_GLOBAL_STRING(OperatingSystem, Apple) when TARGET_APPLE is defined, before the TARGET_UNIX arm. Follows the existing #ifdef guard pattern.
  • docs/design/datacontracts/RuntimeInfo.md — document the new value and clarify that Apple is still POSIX for != Windows checks.
  • src/native/managed/cdac/tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.cs — map dump metadata "osx" to Apple (was Unix); "linux"/"freebsd" stay Unix.

Compatibility

The enum is parsed via Enum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true):

  • Old runtime + new cDAC: old runtimes still emit "Unix" on macOS, so dumps look identical to today.
  • New runtime + old cDAC: old cDACs fail to parse "Apple" and return Unknown; every production check is == Windows / != Windows, which is unaffected.

No RuntimeInfo contract version bump is needed — V1 is defined in terms of parsing, not the specific token set.

Where the enum is used

All usages are inside src/native/managed/cdac; an org-wide GitHub search found no references outside dotnet/runtime and the dotnet/dotnet VMR mirror, and dotnet/diagnostics has zero references.

Definition

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.cs — enum + IRuntimeInfo.GetTargetOperatingSystem().

Production (parser + consumers)

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Contracts/Contracts/RuntimeInfo_1.csEnum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true) of the OperatingSystem global, fallback to Unknown.
  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Legacy/SOSDacImpl.cs!= Windows.
  • …/StackWalk/Context/AMD64/AMD64Unwinder.cs (2 sites) — != Windows_unixAMD64ABI, and a Debug.Assert(... == Windows) on the Windows-only path.
  • …/StackWalk/Context/X86/X86Unwinder.cs!= Windows.

Tests

  • tests/RuntimeInfoTests.cs — theory data auto-generated from the enum; picks up Apple automatically.
  • tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.cs — dump-metadata → enum map (updated by this PR).

Call-site audit

All current GetTargetOperatingSystem() consumers compare against Windows, not Unix, so adding Apple changes no runtime behavior:

SiteCheck
AMD64Unwinder.cs:34!= Windows → sets _unixAMD64ABI. Apple x64 is Unix AMD64 ABI ✓
AMD64Unwinder.cs:853Debug.Assert(... == Windows) on Windows path ✓
X86Unwinder.cs:37!= Windows (x86 has no Apple target) ✓
SOSDacImpl.cs:745!= Windows

Follow-up in #126408 will flip IsAppleArm64ABI = os == Unix to os == Apple.

Testing

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Tests — all 1751 tests pass, including the auto-generated "apple" round-trip case in RuntimeInfoTests.GetTargetOperatingSystemTest.
  • Dump test mapping updated so existing macOS dump configs validate against Apple.
  • The native datadescriptor.inc change is a preprocessor-only addition following the existing pattern and is inert on non-Apple builds.

Adds a dedicated Apple value to the RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem enum in
IRuntimeInfo so that cDAC consumers can distinguish Apple platforms
(macOS / iOS / tvOS / MacCatalyst) from other Unix targets. The native
data descriptor emits the new Apple string whenever TARGET_APPLE is
defined, which is checked before the generic TARGET_UNIX arm.
This is needed by CallingConventionInfo (see dotnet#127282) to reliably set
IsAppleArm64ABI for Apple ARM64 stack-argument alignment rules, which
differ from Linux ARM64. Existing != Windows callers (unwinders,
SOSDacImpl) continue to behave correctly for Apple targets since Apple
platforms are still POSIX for their purposes.
The enum is parsed with Enum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true), so older
cDACs reading dumps from updated runtimes will simply see Unknown, and
newer cDACs reading dumps from older runtimes will still see Unix (no
behavioral regression). No RuntimeInfo contract version bump is
required.
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Pull request overview

Adds an Apple operating system discriminator to the cDAC RuntimeInfo contract so consumers can reliably distinguish Apple targets (macOS/iOS/tvOS/MacCatalyst) from other Unix platforms.

Changes:

  • Added RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.Apple to the managed contract enum.
  • Updated the CoreCLR data descriptor to emit OperatingSystem = "Apple" when TARGET_APPLE is defined (checked before TARGET_UNIX).
  • Updated dump-based tests and contract documentation to account for the new OS value.

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src/native/managed/cdac/tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.csMaps dump metadata "osx" to the new RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.Apple.
src/native/managed/cdac/Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.csAdds the Apple enum value for RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.
src/coreclr/vm/datadescriptor/datadescriptor.incEmits OperatingSystem=Apple under TARGET_APPLE before the TARGET_UNIX arm.
docs/design/datacontracts/RuntimeInfo.mdDocuments the new Apple value and intended semantics.

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Adds a dedicated Apple value to RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem so the cDAC can distinguish Apple platforms (macOS / iOS / tvOS / MacCatalyst) from other Unix targets. The native data descriptor emits the new Apple string whenever TARGET_APPLE is defined, checked before the generic TARGET_UNIX arm.

Fixes#127282.

Motivation

CallingConventionInfo in #126408 needs to set IsAppleArm64ABI only on Apple platforms, because Apple ARM64 uses different stack-argument alignment than Linux ARM64 (natural alignment for primitives, 4-byte alignment for float HFAs, vs. Linux's uniform 8-byte slots). With today's enum collapsing everything non-Windows/non-Browser into Unix, that check cannot be expressed and IsAppleArm64ABI is effectively hardcoded.

Changes

  • src/native/managed/cdac/Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.cs — add Apple to the enum.
  • src/coreclr/vm/datadescriptor/datadescriptor.inc — emit CDAC_GLOBAL_STRING(OperatingSystem, Apple) when TARGET_APPLE is defined, before the TARGET_UNIX arm. Follows the existing #ifdef guard pattern.
  • docs/design/datacontracts/RuntimeInfo.md — document the new value and clarify that Apple is still POSIX for != Windows checks.
  • src/native/managed/cdac/tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.cs — map dump metadata "osx" to Apple (was Unix); "linux"/"freebsd" stay Unix.

Compatibility

The enum is parsed via Enum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true):

  • Old runtime + new cDAC: old runtimes still emit "Unix" on macOS, so dumps look identical to today.
  • New runtime + old cDAC: old cDACs fail to parse "Apple" and return Unknown; every production check is == Windows / != Windows, which is unaffected.

No RuntimeInfo contract version bump is needed — V1 is defined in terms of parsing, not the specific token set.

Where the enum is used

All usages are inside src/native/managed/cdac; an org-wide GitHub search found no references outside dotnet/runtime and the dotnet/dotnet VMR mirror, and dotnet/diagnostics has zero references.

Definition

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.cs — enum + IRuntimeInfo.GetTargetOperatingSystem().

Production (parser + consumers)

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Contracts/Contracts/RuntimeInfo_1.csEnum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true) of the OperatingSystem global, fallback to Unknown.
  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Legacy/SOSDacImpl.cs!= Windows.
  • …/StackWalk/Context/AMD64/AMD64Unwinder.cs (2 sites) — != Windows_unixAMD64ABI, and a Debug.Assert(... == Windows) on the Windows-only path.
  • …/StackWalk/Context/X86/X86Unwinder.cs!= Windows.

Tests

  • tests/RuntimeInfoTests.cs — theory data auto-generated from the enum; picks up Apple automatically.
  • tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.cs — dump-metadata → enum map (updated by this PR).

Call-site audit

All current GetTargetOperatingSystem() consumers compare against Windows, not Unix, so adding Apple changes no runtime behavior:

SiteCheck
AMD64Unwinder.cs:34!= Windows → sets _unixAMD64ABI. Apple x64 is Unix AMD64 ABI ✓
AMD64Unwinder.cs:853Debug.Assert(... == Windows) on Windows path ✓
X86Unwinder.cs:37!= Windows (x86 has no Apple target) ✓
SOSDacImpl.cs:745!= Windows

Follow-up in #126408 will flip IsAppleArm64ABI = os == Unix to os == Apple.

Testing

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Tests — all 1751 tests pass, including the auto-generated "apple" round-trip case in RuntimeInfoTests.GetTargetOperatingSystemTest.
  • Dump test mapping updated so existing macOS dump configs validate against Apple.
  • The native datadescriptor.inc change is a preprocessor-only addition following the existing pattern and is inert on non-Apple builds.

Adds a dedicated Apple value to the RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem enum in
IRuntimeInfo so that cDAC consumers can distinguish Apple platforms
(macOS / iOS / tvOS / MacCatalyst) from other Unix targets. The native
data descriptor emits the new Apple string whenever TARGET_APPLE is
defined, which is checked before the generic TARGET_UNIX arm.
This is needed by CallingConventionInfo (see dotnet#127282) to reliably set
IsAppleArm64ABI for Apple ARM64 stack-argument alignment rules, which
differ from Linux ARM64. Existing != Windows callers (unwinders,
SOSDacImpl) continue to behave correctly for Apple targets since Apple
platforms are still POSIX for their purposes.
The enum is parsed with Enum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true), so older
cDACs reading dumps from updated runtimes will simply see Unknown, and
newer cDACs reading dumps from older runtimes will still see Unix (no
behavioral regression). No RuntimeInfo contract version bump is
required.
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Pull request overview

Adds an Apple operating system discriminator to the cDAC RuntimeInfo contract so consumers can reliably distinguish Apple targets (macOS/iOS/tvOS/MacCatalyst) from other Unix platforms.

Changes:

  • Added RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.Apple to the managed contract enum.
  • Updated the CoreCLR data descriptor to emit OperatingSystem = "Apple" when TARGET_APPLE is defined (checked before TARGET_UNIX).
  • Updated dump-based tests and contract documentation to account for the new OS value.

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src/native/managed/cdac/tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.csMaps dump metadata "osx" to the new RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.Apple.
src/native/managed/cdac/Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.csAdds the Apple enum value for RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.
src/coreclr/vm/datadescriptor/datadescriptor.incEmits OperatingSystem=Apple under TARGET_APPLE before the TARGET_UNIX arm.
docs/design/datacontracts/RuntimeInfo.mdDocuments the new Apple value and intended semantics.

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Summary

Adds a dedicated Apple value to RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem so the cDAC can distinguish Apple platforms (macOS / iOS / tvOS / MacCatalyst) from other Unix targets. The native data descriptor emits the new Apple string whenever TARGET_APPLE is defined, checked before the generic TARGET_UNIX arm.

Fixes#127282.

Motivation

CallingConventionInfo in #126408 needs to set IsAppleArm64ABI only on Apple platforms, because Apple ARM64 uses different stack-argument alignment than Linux ARM64 (natural alignment for primitives, 4-byte alignment for float HFAs, vs. Linux's uniform 8-byte slots). With today's enum collapsing everything non-Windows/non-Browser into Unix, that check cannot be expressed and IsAppleArm64ABI is effectively hardcoded.

Changes

  • src/native/managed/cdac/Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.cs — add Apple to the enum.
  • src/coreclr/vm/datadescriptor/datadescriptor.inc — emit CDAC_GLOBAL_STRING(OperatingSystem, Apple) when TARGET_APPLE is defined, before the TARGET_UNIX arm. Follows the existing #ifdef guard pattern.
  • docs/design/datacontracts/RuntimeInfo.md — document the new value and clarify that Apple is still POSIX for != Windows checks.
  • src/native/managed/cdac/tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.cs — map dump metadata "osx" to Apple (was Unix); "linux"/"freebsd" stay Unix.

Compatibility

The enum is parsed via Enum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true):

  • Old runtime + new cDAC: old runtimes still emit "Unix" on macOS, so dumps look identical to today.
  • New runtime + old cDAC: old cDACs fail to parse "Apple" and return Unknown; every production check is == Windows / != Windows, which is unaffected.

No RuntimeInfo contract version bump is needed — V1 is defined in terms of parsing, not the specific token set.

Where the enum is used

All usages are inside src/native/managed/cdac; an org-wide GitHub search found no references outside dotnet/runtime and the dotnet/dotnet VMR mirror, and dotnet/diagnostics has zero references.

Definition

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.cs — enum + IRuntimeInfo.GetTargetOperatingSystem().

Production (parser + consumers)

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Contracts/Contracts/RuntimeInfo_1.csEnum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true) of the OperatingSystem global, fallback to Unknown.
  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Legacy/SOSDacImpl.cs!= Windows.
  • …/StackWalk/Context/AMD64/AMD64Unwinder.cs (2 sites) — != Windows_unixAMD64ABI, and a Debug.Assert(... == Windows) on the Windows-only path.
  • …/StackWalk/Context/X86/X86Unwinder.cs!= Windows.

Tests

  • tests/RuntimeInfoTests.cs — theory data auto-generated from the enum; picks up Apple automatically.
  • tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.cs — dump-metadata → enum map (updated by this PR).

Call-site audit

All current GetTargetOperatingSystem() consumers compare against Windows, not Unix, so adding Apple changes no runtime behavior:

SiteCheck
AMD64Unwinder.cs:34!= Windows → sets _unixAMD64ABI. Apple x64 is Unix AMD64 ABI ✓
AMD64Unwinder.cs:853Debug.Assert(... == Windows) on Windows path ✓
X86Unwinder.cs:37!= Windows (x86 has no Apple target) ✓
SOSDacImpl.cs:745!= Windows

Follow-up in #126408 will flip IsAppleArm64ABI = os == Unix to os == Apple.

Testing

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Tests — all 1751 tests pass, including the auto-generated "apple" round-trip case in RuntimeInfoTests.GetTargetOperatingSystemTest.
  • Dump test mapping updated so existing macOS dump configs validate against Apple.
  • The native datadescriptor.inc change is a preprocessor-only addition following the existing pattern and is inert on non-Apple builds.

Adds a dedicated Apple value to the RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem enum in
IRuntimeInfo so that cDAC consumers can distinguish Apple platforms
(macOS / iOS / tvOS / MacCatalyst) from other Unix targets. The native
data descriptor emits the new Apple string whenever TARGET_APPLE is
defined, which is checked before the generic TARGET_UNIX arm.
This is needed by CallingConventionInfo (see dotnet#127282) to reliably set
IsAppleArm64ABI for Apple ARM64 stack-argument alignment rules, which
differ from Linux ARM64. Existing != Windows callers (unwinders,
SOSDacImpl) continue to behave correctly for Apple targets since Apple
platforms are still POSIX for their purposes.
The enum is parsed with Enum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true), so older
cDACs reading dumps from updated runtimes will simply see Unknown, and
newer cDACs reading dumps from older runtimes will still see Unix (no
behavioral regression). No RuntimeInfo contract version bump is
required.
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Pull request overview

Adds an Apple operating system discriminator to the cDAC RuntimeInfo contract so consumers can reliably distinguish Apple targets (macOS/iOS/tvOS/MacCatalyst) from other Unix platforms.

Changes:

  • Added RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.Apple to the managed contract enum.
  • Updated the CoreCLR data descriptor to emit OperatingSystem = "Apple" when TARGET_APPLE is defined (checked before TARGET_UNIX).
  • Updated dump-based tests and contract documentation to account for the new OS value.

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FileDescription
src/native/managed/cdac/tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.csMaps dump metadata "osx" to the new RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.Apple.
src/native/managed/cdac/Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.csAdds the Apple enum value for RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.
src/coreclr/vm/datadescriptor/datadescriptor.incEmits OperatingSystem=Apple under TARGET_APPLE before the TARGET_UNIX arm.
docs/design/datacontracts/RuntimeInfo.mdDocuments the new Apple value and intended semantics.

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Summary

Adds a dedicated Apple value to RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem so the cDAC can distinguish Apple platforms (macOS / iOS / tvOS / MacCatalyst) from other Unix targets. The native data descriptor emits the new Apple string whenever TARGET_APPLE is defined, checked before the generic TARGET_UNIX arm.

Fixes#127282.

Motivation

CallingConventionInfo in #126408 needs to set IsAppleArm64ABI only on Apple platforms, because Apple ARM64 uses different stack-argument alignment than Linux ARM64 (natural alignment for primitives, 4-byte alignment for float HFAs, vs. Linux's uniform 8-byte slots). With today's enum collapsing everything non-Windows/non-Browser into Unix, that check cannot be expressed and IsAppleArm64ABI is effectively hardcoded.

Changes

  • src/native/managed/cdac/Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.cs — add Apple to the enum.
  • src/coreclr/vm/datadescriptor/datadescriptor.inc — emit CDAC_GLOBAL_STRING(OperatingSystem, Apple) when TARGET_APPLE is defined, before the TARGET_UNIX arm. Follows the existing #ifdef guard pattern.
  • docs/design/datacontracts/RuntimeInfo.md — document the new value and clarify that Apple is still POSIX for != Windows checks.
  • src/native/managed/cdac/tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.cs — map dump metadata "osx" to Apple (was Unix); "linux"/"freebsd" stay Unix.

Compatibility

The enum is parsed via Enum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true):

  • Old runtime + new cDAC: old runtimes still emit "Unix" on macOS, so dumps look identical to today.
  • New runtime + old cDAC: old cDACs fail to parse "Apple" and return Unknown; every production check is == Windows / != Windows, which is unaffected.

No RuntimeInfo contract version bump is needed — V1 is defined in terms of parsing, not the specific token set.

Where the enum is used

All usages are inside src/native/managed/cdac; an org-wide GitHub search found no references outside dotnet/runtime and the dotnet/dotnet VMR mirror, and dotnet/diagnostics has zero references.

Definition

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.cs — enum + IRuntimeInfo.GetTargetOperatingSystem().

Production (parser + consumers)

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Contracts/Contracts/RuntimeInfo_1.csEnum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true) of the OperatingSystem global, fallback to Unknown.
  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Legacy/SOSDacImpl.cs!= Windows.
  • …/StackWalk/Context/AMD64/AMD64Unwinder.cs (2 sites) — != Windows_unixAMD64ABI, and a Debug.Assert(... == Windows) on the Windows-only path.
  • …/StackWalk/Context/X86/X86Unwinder.cs!= Windows.

Tests

  • tests/RuntimeInfoTests.cs — theory data auto-generated from the enum; picks up Apple automatically.
  • tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.cs — dump-metadata → enum map (updated by this PR).

Call-site audit

All current GetTargetOperatingSystem() consumers compare against Windows, not Unix, so adding Apple changes no runtime behavior:

SiteCheck
AMD64Unwinder.cs:34!= Windows → sets _unixAMD64ABI. Apple x64 is Unix AMD64 ABI ✓
AMD64Unwinder.cs:853Debug.Assert(... == Windows) on Windows path ✓
X86Unwinder.cs:37!= Windows (x86 has no Apple target) ✓
SOSDacImpl.cs:745!= Windows

Follow-up in #126408 will flip IsAppleArm64ABI = os == Unix to os == Apple.

Testing

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Tests — all 1751 tests pass, including the auto-generated "apple" round-trip case in RuntimeInfoTests.GetTargetOperatingSystemTest.
  • Dump test mapping updated so existing macOS dump configs validate against Apple.
  • The native datadescriptor.inc change is a preprocessor-only addition following the existing pattern and is inert on non-Apple builds.

Adds a dedicated Apple value to the RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem enum in
IRuntimeInfo so that cDAC consumers can distinguish Apple platforms
(macOS / iOS / tvOS / MacCatalyst) from other Unix targets. The native
data descriptor emits the new Apple string whenever TARGET_APPLE is
defined, which is checked before the generic TARGET_UNIX arm.
This is needed by CallingConventionInfo (see dotnet#127282) to reliably set
IsAppleArm64ABI for Apple ARM64 stack-argument alignment rules, which
differ from Linux ARM64. Existing != Windows callers (unwinders,
SOSDacImpl) continue to behave correctly for Apple targets since Apple
platforms are still POSIX for their purposes.
The enum is parsed with Enum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true), so older
cDACs reading dumps from updated runtimes will simply see Unknown, and
newer cDACs reading dumps from older runtimes will still see Unix (no
behavioral regression). No RuntimeInfo contract version bump is
required.
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Pull request overview

Adds an Apple operating system discriminator to the cDAC RuntimeInfo contract so consumers can reliably distinguish Apple targets (macOS/iOS/tvOS/MacCatalyst) from other Unix platforms.

Changes:

  • Added RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.Apple to the managed contract enum.
  • Updated the CoreCLR data descriptor to emit OperatingSystem = "Apple" when TARGET_APPLE is defined (checked before TARGET_UNIX).
  • Updated dump-based tests and contract documentation to account for the new OS value.

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FileDescription
src/native/managed/cdac/tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.csMaps dump metadata "osx" to the new RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.Apple.
src/native/managed/cdac/Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.csAdds the Apple enum value for RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.
src/coreclr/vm/datadescriptor/datadescriptor.incEmits OperatingSystem=Apple under TARGET_APPLE before the TARGET_UNIX arm.
docs/design/datacontracts/RuntimeInfo.mdDocuments the new Apple value and intended semantics.

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Summary

Adds a dedicated Apple value to RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem so the cDAC can distinguish Apple platforms (macOS / iOS / tvOS / MacCatalyst) from other Unix targets. The native data descriptor emits the new Apple string whenever TARGET_APPLE is defined, checked before the generic TARGET_UNIX arm.

Fixes#127282.

Motivation

CallingConventionInfo in #126408 needs to set IsAppleArm64ABI only on Apple platforms, because Apple ARM64 uses different stack-argument alignment than Linux ARM64 (natural alignment for primitives, 4-byte alignment for float HFAs, vs. Linux's uniform 8-byte slots). With today's enum collapsing everything non-Windows/non-Browser into Unix, that check cannot be expressed and IsAppleArm64ABI is effectively hardcoded.

Changes

  • src/native/managed/cdac/Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.cs — add Apple to the enum.
  • src/coreclr/vm/datadescriptor/datadescriptor.inc — emit CDAC_GLOBAL_STRING(OperatingSystem, Apple) when TARGET_APPLE is defined, before the TARGET_UNIX arm. Follows the existing #ifdef guard pattern.
  • docs/design/datacontracts/RuntimeInfo.md — document the new value and clarify that Apple is still POSIX for != Windows checks.
  • src/native/managed/cdac/tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.cs — map dump metadata "osx" to Apple (was Unix); "linux"/"freebsd" stay Unix.

Compatibility

The enum is parsed via Enum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true):

  • Old runtime + new cDAC: old runtimes still emit "Unix" on macOS, so dumps look identical to today.
  • New runtime + old cDAC: old cDACs fail to parse "Apple" and return Unknown; every production check is == Windows / != Windows, which is unaffected.

No RuntimeInfo contract version bump is needed — V1 is defined in terms of parsing, not the specific token set.

Where the enum is used

All usages are inside src/native/managed/cdac; an org-wide GitHub search found no references outside dotnet/runtime and the dotnet/dotnet VMR mirror, and dotnet/diagnostics has zero references.

Definition

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.cs — enum + IRuntimeInfo.GetTargetOperatingSystem().

Production (parser + consumers)

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Contracts/Contracts/RuntimeInfo_1.csEnum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true) of the OperatingSystem global, fallback to Unknown.
  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Legacy/SOSDacImpl.cs!= Windows.
  • …/StackWalk/Context/AMD64/AMD64Unwinder.cs (2 sites) — != Windows_unixAMD64ABI, and a Debug.Assert(... == Windows) on the Windows-only path.
  • …/StackWalk/Context/X86/X86Unwinder.cs!= Windows.

Tests

  • tests/RuntimeInfoTests.cs — theory data auto-generated from the enum; picks up Apple automatically.
  • tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.cs — dump-metadata → enum map (updated by this PR).

Call-site audit

All current GetTargetOperatingSystem() consumers compare against Windows, not Unix, so adding Apple changes no runtime behavior:

SiteCheck
AMD64Unwinder.cs:34!= Windows → sets _unixAMD64ABI. Apple x64 is Unix AMD64 ABI ✓
AMD64Unwinder.cs:853Debug.Assert(... == Windows) on Windows path ✓
X86Unwinder.cs:37!= Windows (x86 has no Apple target) ✓
SOSDacImpl.cs:745!= Windows

Follow-up in #126408 will flip IsAppleArm64ABI = os == Unix to os == Apple.

Testing

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Tests — all 1751 tests pass, including the auto-generated "apple" round-trip case in RuntimeInfoTests.GetTargetOperatingSystemTest.
  • Dump test mapping updated so existing macOS dump configs validate against Apple.
  • The native datadescriptor.inc change is a preprocessor-only addition following the existing pattern and is inert on non-Apple builds.

Adds a dedicated Apple value to the RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem enum in
IRuntimeInfo so that cDAC consumers can distinguish Apple platforms
(macOS / iOS / tvOS / MacCatalyst) from other Unix targets. The native
data descriptor emits the new Apple string whenever TARGET_APPLE is
defined, which is checked before the generic TARGET_UNIX arm.
This is needed by CallingConventionInfo (see dotnet#127282) to reliably set
IsAppleArm64ABI for Apple ARM64 stack-argument alignment rules, which
differ from Linux ARM64. Existing != Windows callers (unwinders,
SOSDacImpl) continue to behave correctly for Apple targets since Apple
platforms are still POSIX for their purposes.
The enum is parsed with Enum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true), so older
cDACs reading dumps from updated runtimes will simply see Unknown, and
newer cDACs reading dumps from older runtimes will still see Unix (no
behavioral regression). No RuntimeInfo contract version bump is
required.
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Pull request overview

Adds an Apple operating system discriminator to the cDAC RuntimeInfo contract so consumers can reliably distinguish Apple targets (macOS/iOS/tvOS/MacCatalyst) from other Unix platforms.

Changes:

  • Added RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.Apple to the managed contract enum.
  • Updated the CoreCLR data descriptor to emit OperatingSystem = "Apple" when TARGET_APPLE is defined (checked before TARGET_UNIX).
  • Updated dump-based tests and contract documentation to account for the new OS value.

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src/native/managed/cdac/tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.csMaps dump metadata "osx" to the new RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.Apple.
src/native/managed/cdac/Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.csAdds the Apple enum value for RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.
src/coreclr/vm/datadescriptor/datadescriptor.incEmits OperatingSystem=Apple under TARGET_APPLE before the TARGET_UNIX arm.
docs/design/datacontracts/RuntimeInfo.mdDocuments the new Apple value and intended semantics.

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Summary

Adds a dedicated Apple value to RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem so the cDAC can distinguish Apple platforms (macOS / iOS / tvOS / MacCatalyst) from other Unix targets. The native data descriptor emits the new Apple string whenever TARGET_APPLE is defined, checked before the generic TARGET_UNIX arm.

Fixes#127282.

Motivation

CallingConventionInfo in #126408 needs to set IsAppleArm64ABI only on Apple platforms, because Apple ARM64 uses different stack-argument alignment than Linux ARM64 (natural alignment for primitives, 4-byte alignment for float HFAs, vs. Linux's uniform 8-byte slots). With today's enum collapsing everything non-Windows/non-Browser into Unix, that check cannot be expressed and IsAppleArm64ABI is effectively hardcoded.

Changes

  • src/native/managed/cdac/Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.cs — add Apple to the enum.
  • src/coreclr/vm/datadescriptor/datadescriptor.inc — emit CDAC_GLOBAL_STRING(OperatingSystem, Apple) when TARGET_APPLE is defined, before the TARGET_UNIX arm. Follows the existing #ifdef guard pattern.
  • docs/design/datacontracts/RuntimeInfo.md — document the new value and clarify that Apple is still POSIX for != Windows checks.
  • src/native/managed/cdac/tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.cs — map dump metadata "osx" to Apple (was Unix); "linux"/"freebsd" stay Unix.

Compatibility

The enum is parsed via Enum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true):

  • Old runtime + new cDAC: old runtimes still emit "Unix" on macOS, so dumps look identical to today.
  • New runtime + old cDAC: old cDACs fail to parse "Apple" and return Unknown; every production check is == Windows / != Windows, which is unaffected.

No RuntimeInfo contract version bump is needed — V1 is defined in terms of parsing, not the specific token set.

Where the enum is used

All usages are inside src/native/managed/cdac; an org-wide GitHub search found no references outside dotnet/runtime and the dotnet/dotnet VMR mirror, and dotnet/diagnostics has zero references.

Definition

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.cs — enum + IRuntimeInfo.GetTargetOperatingSystem().

Production (parser + consumers)

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Contracts/Contracts/RuntimeInfo_1.csEnum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true) of the OperatingSystem global, fallback to Unknown.
  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Legacy/SOSDacImpl.cs!= Windows.
  • …/StackWalk/Context/AMD64/AMD64Unwinder.cs (2 sites) — != Windows_unixAMD64ABI, and a Debug.Assert(... == Windows) on the Windows-only path.
  • …/StackWalk/Context/X86/X86Unwinder.cs!= Windows.

Tests

  • tests/RuntimeInfoTests.cs — theory data auto-generated from the enum; picks up Apple automatically.
  • tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.cs — dump-metadata → enum map (updated by this PR).

Call-site audit

All current GetTargetOperatingSystem() consumers compare against Windows, not Unix, so adding Apple changes no runtime behavior:

SiteCheck
AMD64Unwinder.cs:34!= Windows → sets _unixAMD64ABI. Apple x64 is Unix AMD64 ABI ✓
AMD64Unwinder.cs:853Debug.Assert(... == Windows) on Windows path ✓
X86Unwinder.cs:37!= Windows (x86 has no Apple target) ✓
SOSDacImpl.cs:745!= Windows

Follow-up in #126408 will flip IsAppleArm64ABI = os == Unix to os == Apple.

Testing

  • Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Tests — all 1751 tests pass, including the auto-generated "apple" round-trip case in RuntimeInfoTests.GetTargetOperatingSystemTest.
  • Dump test mapping updated so existing macOS dump configs validate against Apple.
  • The native datadescriptor.inc change is a preprocessor-only addition following the existing pattern and is inert on non-Apple builds.

Adds a dedicated Apple value to the RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem enum in
IRuntimeInfo so that cDAC consumers can distinguish Apple platforms
(macOS / iOS / tvOS / MacCatalyst) from other Unix targets. The native
data descriptor emits the new Apple string whenever TARGET_APPLE is
defined, which is checked before the generic TARGET_UNIX arm.
This is needed by CallingConventionInfo (see dotnet#127282) to reliably set
IsAppleArm64ABI for Apple ARM64 stack-argument alignment rules, which
differ from Linux ARM64. Existing != Windows callers (unwinders,
SOSDacImpl) continue to behave correctly for Apple targets since Apple
platforms are still POSIX for their purposes.
The enum is parsed with Enum.TryParse(ignoreCase: true), so older
cDACs reading dumps from updated runtimes will simply see Unknown, and
newer cDACs reading dumps from older runtimes will still see Unix (no
behavioral regression). No RuntimeInfo contract version bump is
required.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Pull request overview

Adds an Apple operating system discriminator to the cDAC RuntimeInfo contract so consumers can reliably distinguish Apple targets (macOS/iOS/tvOS/MacCatalyst) from other Unix platforms.

Changes:

  • Added RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.Apple to the managed contract enum.
  • Updated the CoreCLR data descriptor to emit OperatingSystem = "Apple" when TARGET_APPLE is defined (checked before TARGET_UNIX).
  • Updated dump-based tests and contract documentation to account for the new OS value.

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Copilot reviewed 4 out of 4 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.

FileDescription
src/native/managed/cdac/tests/DumpTests/RuntimeInfoDumpTests.csMaps dump metadata "osx" to the new RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.Apple.
src/native/managed/cdac/Microsoft.Diagnostics.DataContractReader.Abstractions/Contracts/IRuntimeInfo.csAdds the Apple enum value for RuntimeInfoOperatingSystem.
src/coreclr/vm/datadescriptor/datadescriptor.incEmits OperatingSystem=Apple under TARGET_APPLE before the TARGET_UNIX arm.
docs/design/datacontracts/RuntimeInfo.mdDocuments the new Apple value and intended semantics.

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